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10 Famous Celebrities That Have Weird Hobbies

Celebrities are known for a lot of different things. Some are known for things that are better than others, but between the spectrum of good and bad there is a strange gray area that some celebrities like to indulge in. Lets call it the area of the weird. You will see what I mean in a minute. Here are the 10 strangest hobbies of famous celebrities.
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Mike Tyson raises pigeons. Former heavyweight boxing champion of the world, Mike Tyson is famous for his lisp, face tattoo, and biting peoples ears off, but did you also know that he raises show pigeons? Yeah, it is a passion.
Iron Mike attends the National Pigeon Associations annual Grand National Pigeon Show every single year, and even gave the opening address at the convention, encouraging a new generation of pigeon enthusiasts back in 2015. Seriously . . . .

The Very Best Of Indoor Gardening

I am Lucie Fink, and this week is five days of indoor gardening. Hey guys, what is up? Welcome back to Try Living With Lucie, give this episode a thumbs up and subscribe right here. And speaking of thumbs, this weeks video is all about turning our brown thumbs green. Indoor gardening has always been something that I have found inspiring and aspirational. Not only do plants improve our air quality and teach us to be better caretakers, but pretty much every single inspiring apartment photo on the internet has some form of greenery in it. And sadly I have tried and tried to keep plants indoors but without fail they always seem to die. Rest in peace. So when I started planning for this episode, I knew just the right person to reach out to. Hello future plant lady! Maria Failla and I went to high school together . . . .

A Complete Review Of The Fast Patrol Boat Fsd 195

Ferretti Security and Defence is the company of the Ferretti Group created for the construction of special boats used for special services such as security and defense. How did they come to build boats of this type? Through the construction of over 10,000 yachts. This is the 195, and it can be used for different professional activities. It belongs to a range of dedicated naval units, for example to coastguards, police forces, patrolling and counter-terrorism activities, and even more. The series includes boats and ships. Planing and displacement is composite or aluminium, from 16 to 35 meters. But how is it built, what are its performances? Thats what we are about to find out. The FSD 195 is 20 meters long overall. The hull measures 19.5 meters. The light displacement is 30.25 tons, but the hull we will test today has a displacement of 38 . . . .

Step By Step Instructions How To Remove Scratches From Car At Home

Today, I am going to show you how to remove scratches from your cars paint. Now there are a few types of scratches and in this video we are going to fix the most common scratch, the clear coat scratch. There are many ways you get clear coat scratches just like this. Maybe someone was walking up and rubbing against your car and a zipper or something grabbed the paint. Maybe someone cleaned your car, or you cleaned your car, and by mistake you had some grit or something on here and you rubbed a nice scratch into the paint. Heck, even the other day my friend said their dog jumped up onto the side of their car because they were so excited to see them. And left a couple of nice size scratches on the side of their door. So we all know there is tons of ways . . . .

I am declaring a public health emergency of international concern over the global outbreak of novel coronavirus. The main reason for this declaration is not because of what is happening in China, but because of what is happening in other countries.
Our greatest concern is the potential for the virus to spread to countries with weaker health systems and which are ill prepared to deal with it. Let me be clear. This declaration is not a vote of no confidence in China. On the contrary, WHO continues to have confidence in Chinas capacity to control the outbreak. I will repeat this. Let me be clear. This declaration is not a vote of no confidence in China.
On the contrary, WHO continues to have confidence in Chinas capacity to control the outbreak. You know, going to the field, visiting countries, you know, having firsthand information is . . . .